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The THINTUNE Control-Center - factory reset

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4 The THINTUNE Control-Center The THINTUNE control center is the central control unit of the thin client which enables you to configure the device entirely. Any parameters defined during the operation of the setup-wizzard can be modified here later on. Furthermore the control-center enables the configuration of sessions required by the user. The control-center is started either from the THINTUNE desktop or by clicking the right key of the mouse. By means of the THINTUNE control center you can activate and configure any function of the THINTUNE. Basically the menu tabs of the control center of THINTUNE lets you decide which part of THINTUNE settings you want to configures: o The Connections menu lets you choose and setup the required sessions such ICA-, or RDP-sessions o Within the SYSTEM tab area you might configure your THINTUNE-workspace such like the button-bar or desktop appearance. o The Devices area of THINTUNE allows you to set up all internal and external hardware which either is included with THINTUNE or externally is connected to THINTUNE. This area also is to determine all network related settings. o The Administrative menu is basically to setup all mechanism for reflashing the terminal (firmware updates). Options which are offered by the File menu in the menu bar of the control center lets you either exit the control center, or reset all settings to the factory settings. If your THINTUNE is equipped with an eToken you might want to read a 12

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4 The THINTUNE Control-Center
The THINTUNE control center is the central control unit of the thin client which enables you to configure the device
entirely. Any parameters defined during the operation of the setup-wizzard can be modified here later on. Furthermore
the control-center enables the configuration of sessions required by the user. The control-center is started either from the
THINTUNE desktop or by clicking the right key of the mouse.
By means of the THINTUNE control center you can activate and configure any function of the THINTUNE. Basically the
menu tabs of the control center of THINTUNE lets you decide which part of THINTUNE settings you want to configures:
o
The
Connections
menu lets you choose and setup the required sessions such ICA-, or RDP-sessions
o
Within the
SYSTEM
tab area you might configure your THINTUNE-workspace such like the button-bar or desktop
appearance.
o
The
Devices
area of THINTUNE allows you to set up all internal and external hardware which either is included
with THINTUNE or externally is connected to THINTUNE. This area also is to determine all network related settings.
o
The
Administrative
menu is basically to setup all mechanism for reflashing the terminal (firmware updates).
Options which are offered by the
File
menu in the menu bar of the control center lets you either exit the control center,
or reset all settings to the factory settings. If your THINTUNE is equipped with an eToken you might want to read a